Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park in Orlando

Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park is one of the four theme parks at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. It opened on April 22, 1998, and is the largest of all Disney theme parks in the world, covering over 500 acres. It combines elements of a traditional zoo, a theme park, and an animal-themed amusement park.

The park is divided into seven themed areas—each area features a variety of animal exhibits, attractions, and shows. In Africa, visitors can experience a safari ride to see animals such as lions, elephants, and giraffes. In Asia, they can ride Expedition Everest, a roller coaster that takes them through the Himalayas while encountering the mythical Yeti. The new area, Pandora – The World of Avatar, is based on James Cameron's 2009 movie and features attractions such as the Avatar Flight of Passage, a simulator that takes riders on a breathtaking journey on the back of a banshee.

Disney's Animal Kingdom is home to over 300 animal species and plays an active role in animal conservation and research. The park engages in various wildlife programs, including the Disney Conservation Fund, which supports conservation efforts worldwide. In addition to animal exhibits and attractions, the park features live shows and entertainment that are equally entertaining for both children and adults.

The park also offers unique dining experiences, including Tusker House Restaurant in Africa, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets, and Tiffin's Restaurant in Asia, which features artwork and photographs of the Imagineers who created the park.